full-disclosure - The Hacker's Manifesto Reloaded

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Message-ID: <413A03A2.8080106@mantissecurity.net>
From: syke at mantissecurity.net (Syke)
Subject: The Hacker's Manifesto Reloaded

aldr1c wrote:

>Mr Entrepreneur,
>	May I call you 'da_'
>
>Are you trying to be ironic (sorry you appear to be American) by assaulting
>the so called regurgitated security seminars packaged as courses, by
>mutilating what was (and is) a seminal piece of thought published by the
>Mentor when you were still in nappies (or are they diapers)?
>
>Is this a subtle troll to start us all off again on the useless and
>bandwidth wasting arguments between Bill Gates Buddies and Unix Zealots?
>Could your time be better spent developing understanding both within and
>without regarding the true state of the security surface, rather than
>regaling us with the IT boy band equivalent of a cover version (same tune,
>same sort of words, but only pre-pubescent girls are swooning with rapturous
>delight at your polysyllabic verbosity).
>
>The Hackers Manifesto, Reloaded.  Yeah, with blanks!
>
>Please save your bragging for your ICQ buddies
>
>Apologies to the rest of the list for cluttering the space and raising the
>noise surface.
>
>  
>
Stop being an asshat. 1000 to 1 you didn't even know the Mentor.  So 
shut your stupid whitehat ass up and stop complaining.